Ques-7)
Computing the Payback period for the Project:-
Year | Cash Flows ($) | Cummulative Cash Flows ($) |
0 | -8000 | -8000 |
1 | -4500 | -12500 |
2 | 100 | -12,400 |
3 | 8,300 | -4,100 |
4 | 4,700 | 600 |
5 | 750 | 1350 |
Payback Period = Years before the Payback period occurs + (Cummulative cash flow in the year before recovery/Cash flow in the year before recovery)
= 3 years + (4100/4700)
= 3.87 years
As the maximum allowable payback period is 5 years & Project's payback period is 3.87 years.
The Project should be ACcepted
Ques-8)
Expected Dividend for coming year (D1) = $7.25 per share
Current Share Price (P0) = $279.80
Growth rate(g) = 5%
Calculating the Required rate of Return of Stock(Ke) :-
Ke = D1/P0 + g
=7.25/279.80 + 0.05
= 7.59%
Hence, Option C. 7.59%
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